Fitxa persona

PhD in Psychology Research and a Master's degree in General Health Psychology. Since its creation in 2009, she has worked primarily as a neuropsychologist within the G24 research group of the Center for Biomedical Research in Mental Health (CIBERSAM), led by Dr. Rafael Tabarés-Seisdedos. This group, part of the Autonomy, Dependency, and Severe Mental Disorders Assessment Unit (TMAP) at the University of Valencia, is also a member of the INCLIVA Health Research Institute at the University Clinical Hospital of Valencia, participating as one of the Research Excellence groups in the PROMETEO program of the Generalitat de Valencia (Generalitat of Valencia). She participates as a researcher in important projects in the areas of mental health and human cognition and has published numerous articles in high-impact international scientific journals that are widely cited. Her main lines of research are neurocognition, psychosocial functioning, frailty, cognitive endophenotypes of people with serious mental disorders such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, and transdiagnostic studies and their biomarkers with other diseases whose symptoms present with cognitive impairment. Since beginning her professional career in 1987, in addition to practicing as a psychotherapist, she has dedicated herself to university teaching, serving as an associate professor at the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Valencia since 2007. This role allows her, among other activities, to supervise theses, master's and undergraduate theses, and teach various subjects related to human development, psychological intervention, and psychopedagogy.